Above the Law: Morning Docket: 11.22.12

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Morning Docket: 11.22.12 Nov 22nd 2012, 14:56 * We've discussed this trend before, and it continues: administrations of the LSAT plunge further, reaching their lowest level since 1999. [Economix / New York Times] * We've discussed this trend before, and it continues: judges are still offering unpaid clerkships (even though the days of law firm deferrals are behind us). [Salon] * We've discussed this trend before, and it continues: law schools sometimes discriminate against conservatives, as jurors from the Teresa Wagner trial told Iowa's leading newspaper. [Des Moines Register] * Are you mooching off of someone else's wireless internet? If so, consider yourself warned. [WSJ Law Blog] * Are you a lover of Twinkies? If so, consider yourself warned (although it's possible that a buyer might snap up the Twinkies brand). [DealBook / New York Times] * Seven Am Law 200 firms are saying YES to work on a billion-dollar deal. [Am Law Daily] Continue reading » Follow Above the Law on Twitter or become a fan on Facebook. Tags: Admin, Bankruptcy, Catherine Rampell, Clerkships, Federal Judges, Happy Thanksgiving, Holidays and Seasons, Hostess, Hostess Brands Inc., Iowa, Iowa Law, Law Schools, LSAT, M&A, mergers, Mergers and Acquisitions, Morning Docket, Paul Campos, Paul F. Campos, Political Bias, Political Discrimination, Politics, Privacy, Technology, Teresa Wagner, Thanksgiving, Twinkies, University of Iowa College of Law, University of Iowa Law School, Unpaid Clerkships, Unpaid Internships, Wireless Internet, YES Network

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